A cute luggage I found in Queenstown with various New Zealand destinations.
Tag: Travels
A drive to Te Anau
The clouds on our drive from Queenstown to Te Anau were light and fluffy, drifting slowly across the bright blue sky. The sun made everything shine, and the clouds looked like soft white shapes floating above and within the mountains. I am linking this to Johnbo’s Cellpic Sunday
Saigon Street Stools
There were a few spare stools and high chairs tucked away in the side room of the restaurant where we had dinner at Steamer’s Wharf in Queenstown. Saigon Kingdom has such a cozy, authentic Vietnamese vibe. Their pho? Totally hit the spot. 👍👍👍 I am linking this to Xingfumama’s Pull Up a Seat Challenge
Pizzeria Doors
Some doors of Farelli’s by Giovi in the Steamer Wharf in Queenstown, New Zealand. It is authentic Italian family style dining I am linking this to Dan’s Thursday Doors Challenge
Wordless Wednesday – Wanaka Lake Tree – 29
WANAKA, NEW ZEALAND
Tuesday Streetart: 3 Faces – 81
This is a streetart in Christchurch Central city. No idea who the artist is, so if anyone has a clue, I would also like to find out.
A snapshot from Akaroa
Making friends with the alpacas at the Shamarra Alpacas in Akaroa. This is just an hour away from Christchurch, New Zealand I am linking this to Johnbo’s Cellpic Sunday
First Glimpse of Christchurch
Touchdown …Christchurch, New Zealand. All of these public art were taken at the airport. I am linking this to Natalie’s Photographing Public Art Challenge
Wordless Wednesday – Montserrat – 28
MONTSERRAT, CATALONIA, SPAIN
Chairs & Benches in Monochrome
The theme for this week’s Monochrome Madness Challenge from Brian is Chair or Chairs. Here are some that I found from my travels . BUDAPEST GIRONA BARCELONA PRAGUE SYDNEY MONTSERRAT LONDON LISBON EDINBURGH
Tuesday Streetart: Traffic Signal Boxes & more – 78
Hobart is a vibrant and artistic city, something I’ve experienced firsthand. One of the best ways to see its creativity is through its street art, especially the painted traffic signal boxes. So far, over 100 signal boxes have been transformed into unique works of art, adding colour and character to the city. Leave it to…
Assisi Windows
This is the Basilica of Saint Francis of Assisi which is a major Christian pilgrimage site and a UNESCO World Heritage site. Assisi is a town in the Umbria region in central Italy, where Saint Francis was born and died. Round and arched windows highlight the beauty of this basilica. I am linking this to…
River
This week, Johnbo invites us to “Pick a Word” and select three or four appropriate photos to share about it. The word I am choosing is – RIVER. In my travels I love sitting by a river where I feel at peace, watching the water shimmer and listening to its soft, steady flow. Here are a few…
Holyrood House Windows
At the Palace of Holyroodhouse in Edinburgh, the windows beautifully connect the front building, to the grandeur of the royal residence to the haunting beauty of the ruined abbey. I am linking this to Monday Window Challenge
A “Pause Button” Moment
“A photograph is the pause button on life.” Quote by Ty Holland Through my wanderings, I’ve walked vibrant city streets, taken photos of hidden corners, and soaked in the rhythm of unfamiliar places. Every journey brings new stories, colours, and inspirations—each destination leaving its mark on my heart and mind. With this drive-by photo along a…
Wordless Wednesday – 23
HONGKONG HARBOUR Photo taken in 2008
Windows of Canongate Kirk
Canongate Kirk is a church in Edinburgh, Scotland. It serves as the parish church for Edinburgh Castle, the Palace of Holyroodhouse, and the Scottish Parliament. The church has a round WINDOW in the middle and arched windows on the side.
Seeing the world differently
Photography captures moments, but the choice between colour and black and white changes how we perceive them. This coloured photo showcase the warmth of a sunset, while a black and white version emphasizes the interplay of light and shadow, making it feel more dramatic or nostalgic. This photo was taken in my local wetlands some…
Wordless Wednesday – 22
RUINS OF ST PAUL’S CHURCH, MACAU Photo taken in 2008
Cats & Dogs
Cats and dogs roam the streets, some real, some frozen. Cats appear in gigantic murals, wall sculptures, and street art, bringing them to life—playful, watchful, and forever part of the city’s story. Dogs pop up in large and tiny sculptures and public art, tails wagging and tongues out, always ready for adventure. I am linking…
Florence Windows
From the grand arched windows of Renaissance palazzos to the charming wooden shutters of centuries-old homes, each tells a story. Photos from Florence, Italy in 2016 I am linking this to PR’s Monday Window
Wordless Wednesday – 21
PALAWAN, PHILIPPINES
Doors as seen from the Hop-On Hop-Off Bus
One of the best ways to explore a city when the weather is unpredictable is by hopping on a Hop-On Hop-Off bus. Sitting on the top deck offers a fantastic perspective. I loved spotting these beautiful Porto doors along the route. These photos have been tucked away in my archives for a while, and it’s…
Pena Palace Windows
These are some windows that haven’t been posted previously. I am linking this to PR’s Monday Window Challenge and for Becky’s GeometricJanuary.
Shoot from Above
Today I’ve put together a variety of photos for Ritva’s Lens Artists Photo Challenge with the theme, Shoot from Above! First is a close-up view from above which transforms a single bloom into an intricate composition, highlighting its natural symmetry. A shot of coffee with barista designs showcases the intricate artistry of latte art, turning…
Colourful Barrio in London
Another vibrant post for Becky’s GeometryJanuary, for Natalie’s Photographing Public Art Challenge and for Xingfumama’s Pull Up a Seat Challenge
Doors in the Cotswolds
It’s Thursday again, which means it’s time for another week of Thursday Doors—and I just realized I haven’t shared this one yet! In November 2023, my husband, Jack, my son, Tim, and I embarked on a road trip to the Cotswolds. The journey from London took about 2.5 hours, making it an easy and scenic…
Geometry in Chairs found in Bristol
These chairs were from my travels in 2023 and it was taken from the main street in Bristol, UK. I am linking this to Xingfumama’s Pull Up a Seat Challenge Debbie’s Six Word Saturday and Becky’s GeometricJanuary
Places of Worship in Monochrome
The theme for this week’s Monochrome Madness Challenge is “Place of Worship”. Many people say the first thing they explore when traveling is the local market, and for me, that’s absolutely true. My next stop, however, is always the churches. Growing up in a Catholic family in the Philippines, with a deeply rooted Catholic upbringing,…